Women's Studies
Women's Studies and Feminism

• Artemis--links to most women's studies programs in the U.S. Only those with electronic links are listed.
• Celebration of Women Writers -- browse by century, alphabet, country, ethnicity, and specialty. The site lists publications and bios when available. 
• Center for American Women and Politics -- full-text reports and more...
• Chloe -- an interactive site for Women's Studies Students.
• Diotima -- Materials for the Study of Women and Gender in the Ancient World, some full-text, some just reviews, and links, too. Searchable.
• Distinguished Women of Past and Present--a collection of short biographical sketches.
• Documents from the Women's Liberation Movement
• Emory Women Writers Resource Project--a collection of edited and unedited texts by women writing in English from the seventeenth through the nineteenth century. This site offers students a chance to edit texts themselves.
• Femina--- Searchable database of info for women and girls
• Feminism and Women's Studies--full-text resources, excellent (with some primary material too..
• Feminist Collections--a quarterly journal of women's studies resources. A gold mine for collection development.
• Feminist Theory Web Page--includes historical background of feminism in the US and in other countries and ethnic groups, information on prominent feminists, and resource guides for feminist scholarship in such areas as critical theory, political theory, religion, psychology, and more.
• Gender-Related Electronic Forums Page--an annotated, frequently updated listing of more than 500 women- and gender-related email lists.
• Gifts of Speech--a file of women's speeches, from around the world.
• Glass Ceiling (Gender Equity) -- U.S. government document sites
• Images of Women in Ancient Art -- images and commentary on women in ancient art by Prof. Chris Witcombe of Sweet Briar College.
• Institute for Research on Women and Gender
• International Center for Research on Women
• Internet Resources on Women: Using Electronic Media in Curriculum Transformation--regular additions to Joan Korenman's 1997 book of this title.
• Internet Women's History Sourcebook--another masterpiece from Paul Halsall, who previously gave us the internet sourcebooks for ancient, medieval and modern history. This collection of primary sources and meta-indexes deals with women's history country by country, struggle by struggle.
• Jewish Feminist Resources--includes sites concerning Judaism, art, history, organizations and periodicals.
• Learning Strategies Database---The strategies information derives from a number of sources, including books, professional journals, and presentations from professional meetings.
• Lesbian Legacy Collection--library and archives, primary documents and other links.
• Librarian's Guide to the Internet: Women -- excellent set of links
• Living the Legacy--the National Women's History Project here celebrates the 150th anniversary of the founding of the US Women's Rights movement.
• Medieval Feminists Index--a bibliography of "journal articles, book reviews, and essays in books about women, sexuality, and gender during the Middle Ages"
• National American Women Suffrage Association Collection--part of the American Memory project from the Library of Congress, this includes books, pamphlets, and other important documents and images from the movement.
• National Women's Studies Association
• New York University -- Gender links from the School of Social Work
• Syllabi on the Web for Women- and Gender-Related Courses--a college- level syllabus collection. It includes more than five hundred web-based syllabi, arranged into 26 disciplinary sections. Syllabi that make extensive use of the Internet are marked.
• Unpacking on the Prairie: Jewish Women in the Upper Midwest -- text and images of the journey of Jewish immigrant women to the Midwest.
• Victorian Women Writers Project--includes anthologies, novels, political pamphlets, religious tracts, children's books, and volumes of poetry and verse drama
• Voice of the Shuttle: Gender Studies -- a great set of links
• Women and Social Movements in the United States, 1830-1930--a rich collection of primary documents organized for academic study.
• Women Enterprise and Society -- the manuscript collection of the Harvard Business School that includes detailed descriptions of the collection, a bibliography, digitized images of manuscripts and links to other web sites
• Women in the Military
• Women's Studies Database
• Women's Studies Librarian--an invaluable list of bibliographies, including core collection lists for libraries and for women's studies faculty.
• Women's Studies on the Internet -- from the University of Arizona Library.
• Women's Studies Research Guide: Selected Internet Resources
• Women's Studies Resources -- a set of links from the University of Iowa. It includes WS in the areas of Sports, Literature, History, Feminist Theory and more...
• Women's Studies Subject Guide -- from Columbia University, links to many different resources by subject. Excellent.
• WSSLINKS:women and gender studies sites--distinctive for it's breadth of coverage, this site covers topics which include art and film, culture (lit.), education, health, history, international, lesbian sites, music, philosophy, politics, science & technology, and theology, etc...sponsored by the Association of College and Research Libraries. (scout report)
• Women's Studies/Women's Issues Resource Sites--a winner of the Digital Librarians' monthly awards for outstanding informational service. A selective set of links arranged by topic and fully annotated.
• Women Watch-- from the United Nations, this provides data and analysis on the worldwide status of women.